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With each year that goes by, we're learning more and more about what works, and what doesn't when it comes to delivering clean air for all. As we publish our 2021 Annual Report, we look back at 10 reflections on clean air in 2021.

Global cities will ramp up action to tackle toxic air pollution, with technical support from C40 and the Clean Air Fund.

Clean air is a secret weapon for tackling the climate crisis, saving lives, fostering inclusive societies and improving childhood development.

‘Breathe Warsaw’, launched by the City of Warsaw, Bloomberg Philanthropies and Clean Air Fund, will strengthen data and provide technical assistance to improve air quality across Warsaw.

A new report from C40 highlights the crucial role of low-cost sensors in making the invisible killer of air pollution visible. Dolly Oladini outlines four ways cities are using the technology to fight back against dirty air.

Mazovia authorities adopt ambitious new policy phasing out coal across the region after hard-fought campaign from the Polish clean air movement.

The Clean Air Fund and the University of Birmingham, with the support of the McCall MacBain Foundation, are launching the McCall MacBain Clean Air Fellowship, to develop the next generation of leaders for the clean air movement.

Today the Clean Air Fund joined other campaigners in challenging the UK government’s proposed air quality target – a recommendation that the level of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is brought down to 10 micrograms per cubic meter (WHO-10) by 2040.

New research shows that achieving air quality within the World Health Organization’s interim target for fine particulate matter (PM2.5) of 10 micrograms per cubic metre (WHO-10) is possible across the majority of the UK by 2030, if current and proposed government policies related to net zero and air pollution are implemented in full.

A new report from Deloitte, commissioned by the Clean Air Fund, reveals air pollution impacts the productivity, absenteeism and employee retention of highly-skilled workers in Sofia, Bulgaria.